Rhea’s Big “C” Formula

Description: Statement from Rhea's: The “C” in the name stands for cancer.  We have had great success with the combination of Big “C” and our Essiac.  The two together have helped many fight this ugly disease.  Thank you for inquiring about Rhea’s.  We are a small company set on giving the best we can to our customers.  My name is Spring, and my mom (Rhea) started this company over 20 years ago, because of her love for herbs and people.  My husband and I now have taken over the company, and to honor mom, we strive to bring the same quality and love to the product as my mom did.  The following explanation is in my own words, as if you were talking to me on the phone.  If this small explanation doesn’t help you, feel free to contact Azure Standard for our phone number, and we will gladly try to help you in the best way we can. Rhea's herbal extractions are superior because the medicinal properties of the herb are extracted with a vegetable glycerine/water solution using a three part extraction. The first part is a cold process where the vitamins and enzymes are saved. The second part is a heat/pressure process where the other properties are pulled from the herb. The ratio is 40% herb to 60% menstruum. Summary: Rhea’s herbal extractions are superior because the medicinal properties of the herb are extracted with a vegetable, glycerine, water solution using a three-part extraction. The first part is a cold process where the vitamins and enzymes are saved. The second part is a heat / pressure process where the other properties of the herb are pulled from the herb. Directions: As a food supplement 1/8 tsp. Shake well before each use. Keep Refrigerated. Rhea’s Herbs makes no claims of the healing power of their extractions; every condition is different, what works for some may not work for others. It is up to each individual to choose what they want. Ingredients: extracts of the following herbs in a vegetable glycerine and water base: licorice, burdock, red clover, stillingia, poke root, cascara, buckthorn, prickly ash, kelp, fleabane, barberry, echinacea, rosemary, sheep sorrel, Oregon grape.